Chinese Unicode Characters

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Chinese Unicode Characters

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ID
Unicode Hex.
U+48E0
Unicode Dec.
18656
HTML
Ideograph
Meaning
name of a village in today's Sichuan Province; (a corrupted form of U+48DF U+48E2 䣟䣢) name of pavilion
MeaningFr
name of a village in today's Sichuan Province; (a corrupted form of U+48DF U+48E2 䣟䣢) name of pavilion
PinyinPlain
jie
PinyinTone
JIE2 TI4
Pinyin
jié tì
kCantonese
taai3
kDefinition
name of a village in today's Sichuan Province; (a corrupted form of U+48DF U+48E2 䣟䣢) name of pavilion
kHanyuPinyin
63795.130:jié,tì,zá
kMandarin
JIE2 TI4

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